Independent Liquor buys the Mill
China's meat block should be fixed soon
Rich-lister renews homeland focus
Fisher rules out Fidelity KiwiSaver bid
US cash sought for Christchurch rebuild
Coalition against Trans-Pacific deal grows
Divergences in global economy to widen
Australia pays for not living within its means
Wellington trains stopped after derailment
Second death follows Northland shootings
Recognise asthma symptoms - bereft mother
McCullum laments step backwards
Toddler thrown in body bag after surviving crash
No underwear! Eva's Cannes mishap
Wellington trains stopped after derailment
Recognise asthma symptoms - bereft mother
Cracked cellphone? That's cool
Lion Brown lovers pledge lifetime loyalty
Ancient coins could rewrite history
Recipe: Double chocolate beetroot cake
Female specialists put pressure on system
Farming
Meat block should be fixed soon
2:14pm
Federated Farmers boss has been told delays bocking NZ meat entering China will be resolved within days.
Ploughing up the field
1:36pm
Keeping New Zealand's farming history alive at the vintage tractors and horse ploughing competition
Sowing time in Australia
For farmers in Australia's state of Victoria this is one of the busiest times of the year.
Winter feed shortage looms
A post-drought feed crisis is looming and farmers are being warned that doing nothing about it isn't an option.
Online on the agenda
Rural internet access is set to improve with the roll out of the Rural Broadband Initiative.
Will farmer-driven meat reforms work?
Related story: Market dominance not meat industry answer
Company acted to avoid taint
Farm's effluent system now altered at cost of $257,000.
Mammoth milk dryer caps season
The roof is on the world's largest milk-powder dryer in stage two of Fonterra's more than $500m milk-processing plant.
DairyNZ groups can enhance skills
Dairy prices slide again
Bid for southern training farm
Slow but steady progress made on establishing a South Island training facility for sheep and beef farmers.
Feilding sizzles to Steak of Origin
The tastiest and tenderest steak was found from finalists at last night's Steak of Origin contest.
Meat reform on a roll
Eltham exporter stars again
Signs point to winner
Zodiac, a simmental bull weighing 850kg and not yet two years old, has won the Champion of Champions award.
Meat block should be fixed soon
Federated Farmers boss has been told delays bocking NZ meat entering China will be resolved within days.
NZ meat kept off the shelves
Chinese supermarkets are beginning to run out of New Zealand beef and lamb as Kiwi meat remains stuck at ports.
Single minded
Hundreds of sheep dead
Early start for lambing
There are about 50 early lambs gambolling around a Kiwitea farm in Manawatu.
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Our rotten kiwifruit exports
Lifting the lid on Zespri's disastrous Chinese dealings, which left staff rotting in jail.
Irrigation funding confirmed
The $80 million set aside by the Government for regional irrigation projects was confirmed in the Budget.
Ruts causing accidents
Monsanto wins seeds case
Sowing time in Australia
For farmers in Australia's state of Victoria this is one of the busiest times of the year.
Ploughing up the field
Keeping New Zealand's farming history alive at the vintage tractors and horse ploughing competition
Online on the agenda
Rural internet access is set to improve with the roll out of the Rural Broadband Initiative.
'Suitcases of cash'
Price rises for lifestyle blocks
$50,000 prize a lure
The Grovetown School Does it Weigh $50k hunting and fishing contest didn't produce a winner.
Drought's costly legacy
The drought's impact will be most severe on beef and lamb farms.
Market dominance not meat industry answer
Having control of the market is a very seductive idea. Most of us have wondered how profitable and simple life would be if we just had the chance to be in control.
Monitoring a key to better performance
Looking out for one another
Time to relax, take a breather
After a difficult season, some events now allow us to showcase and celebrate some of our industry successes.